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Mr president, may God give you the grace to lead us right. like for Amen

sunnyb0b0:
Protection seeking chameleon.

why not attack the message and leave the messenger

abeg, who get BB charger

ETT : end time things

nature is beautiful, click like if u agree

y not take a chill pill and wait for 2016, then at the end of 2016, u can now write this, or do u mean that another std different from that of last year can't surface?
just chill Mr Fault finder

but I don explain to you now, y u con bring am come Nairaland, oyA I banged her, u can do ur worst

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mhen dis is fucking hilarious, e be like sey u don promise bella sey u go marry am, e pain am

greenpasture:
I am as confused as you, sounds more like a hope or objective to me. Prophesy that is so general and bland can't be assessed. "Two or three prophets should speak, and the others should weigh carefully what is said" 1 Cor 14:29 I mean how does one quantify "spread?" sounds more like hedging your bets to me. Happy New Year!

same to you Sir

I claim the individual blessings for me and my family

prophecy or declaration? kinda confused prophecy or declaration? kinda confused

I will never believe cannabis was found in the baby's system until the both parties agree to it or see a proof, only heaven knows why Nigerians are always quick to judge

Ayoemrys:
let dele mind his own business,why should he intervene in the first place,afterall he wasn't there when they both met,meanwhile today is the last day of this fvcking year wow,today is the end of my finacial breakdown and yours,

u are a fool, y did Davido's father and aunty interfere when they weren't there also when they met? reason with ur brain

lmao, they wan give u debt that will extend to your fourth generation

Kk4:
Exactly OP's point..
Igbo's don't show off their wealth.
Trust me, igbos have many billionaires on a down low.

what do u mean that Igbo's don't show off their wealth?
na dem proud pass

you'll know the difference when Intellectuals speaks. sometimes I wonder y some youths still refers to fayose as their role model, who knows they might have lost their sanity

I think these guys are up to something

adrelanine:
U re welcome

Ode ...... o tii finally wooo front page........

great couple

How did you meet your wife?
Kenny: We met on a social media platform for Christians, which she
founded. It was called Saturday with the Lord. She was living in the
United Kingdom at that time but members of the forum were all over the
globe. The good thing was that we could unite on the platform and share the
scriptures. A friend of ours invited me to join the platform but I was
reluctant because other platforms I previously joined did not turn out to be
what I expected. I eventually joined because she was persistent.
How did you start interacting with your wife?
Kenny: I had a problem sometime and posted it on the platform. She and
another lady responded on my personal page, prayed with me and counselled
me too. I took interest in her because I liked her voice. I checked out her
profile on Facebook and realised that she was and still is very pretty. But, I
felt she was very sophisticated and would require ‘high maintenance.’ I felt I
needed to discontinue the friendship, but I sensed the disappointment when I
told her about it. That was when I made up my mind to marry her.
Ese: He has a good sense of humour; he is passionate, friendly and easy to
get along with, so I was disappointed when he said “I was high maintenance’.
But I resolved to continue if it was God’s will.
What was the initial attraction?
Kenny: She is a pragmatic person, down-to-earth and real. It was easy
being friends with her. Her love for God impressed me too. I had come to a
point in my life where I knew what I wanted. I decided to ask her out but
she did not take me seriously initially.
How long did you court before you got married?
Kenny: We did not court for long. I would not advise everyone to do that,
but I took a step and God honoured it. People should get to know the people
they want to marry beyond their outward appearance. It was a dangerous
thing for me to do and she was brave with the decision as well. She was an
accountant and was living in the UK but left all that to relocate to Nigeria in
order to marry a gospel musician. Also, we had to make it quick because of
the distance between us.
When you created the platform, did you expect to find your
future husband on it?
Ese: No, I did not. I wanted to bring people together to study the word of
God. It was not a relationship platform but God blessed me through it.
Did you accept his proposal immediately?
Ese: The proposal was not a romantic one. We even chose the rings together.
We had both gotten to the stage where we knew what we both wanted. I
did not want any test-run to see where the relationship was headed. When he
mentioned it within a month of communication, I accepted although we had
yet to meet. I had to come to Nigeria to spend some time and he visited the
UK too. We got married eleven months after we started communicating.
Kenny: It could not have been romantic because I took record of my past
relationships and realised that I had been influenced largely by Hollywood. I had
to be led by scriptures in the right way. I also tried to be very spiritual, but it
did not work. I told God that I would go ahead with anyone I liked but if it
was not His will, He should end the relationship.
Did you eventually hear from God?
Kenny: Yes I did; He speaks to us through different means. My wife
prioritises God over everything and she is not religious. I had peace when our
parents approved of our decision to get married. We discovered we have shared
values and that I could maintain our relationship within the boundaries of the
scriptures. Those were my confirmations.
Did your family members oppose your decision to get
married?
Kenny: They had their concerns and it was because of cultural differences.
I am Yoruba and my wife is Urhobo. But we overcame it.
Why did you decide to return to Nigeria?
Ese: I was not really worried about my status or comfort at that time and
I trusted that God would sort it out. When I met my husband for the first
time, he was living in a one-roomed apartment but I did not care about it.
Did you encounter any challenges in the first year of your
marriage?
Kenny: We had our challenges in the first year even though we
communicated effectively. There were times we got to the verge of taking
drastic decisions but God prevented us from doing some things we could term
as mundane.
Ese: Some of the challenges were reduced based on the decisions we took.
We decided that I would not take up a job and it brought us closer.
Sometimes, couples become strangers even when they live in the same house.
Also, being sensitive to the Holy Spirit has helped make our marriage work.
Would you ever take up a paid employment once your kids
are grown?
Ese: No, I won’t. I am a confectioner and more so, being a mum is a lot of
work in itself.
Have you always wanted to marry an entertainer?
Ese: I never thought about it, but I knew I never wanted to marry a
doctor or a pilot. I asked God to override my will and choose a husband for
me; someone that loves God more than me.
How do you feel being married to someone in the spotlight?
Ese: God has given my husband wisdom with regards to being in the spotlight.
Some celebrities are more worried about the spotlight than their families. We
are his priority. We do most things together and it has been a rewarding
experience thus far.
How do you maintain a work-life balance?
Kenny: I am passionate about music as well as my family. It is not just a
career or something that puts food on my table. It is a way God uses me to
communicate his message to the world and it is my life. I do not treat them
as separate things and my wife loves what I do.
What are some of the things you will like to change about
each other?
Kenny: When we started, I wanted to change a lot of things. But, having
realised that a man shoulders most of the responsibilities in a home, I stopped
thinking of what I needed to change about my wife. I realised that I needed
to change a whole lot about myself.
Ese: I wish he could remember memorable dates in our lives much better.
How do you spend time as a couple?
Ese: We go out together always. Sometimes, we just talk or we go to the
movies. But, we don’t do it as regularly as we used to, since we have to
spend more time with our children.
How can celebrities stay scandal-free?
Kenny: The first thing is to avoid getting caught or involved in scandalous
situations. Some celebrities become enmeshed in scandals and hope to go scot-
free.
What advice do you have for intending couples?
Ese: They should put God first and trust His decision. They should be realistic
about their expectations from the relationship and with themselves.
What pet names do you call each other?
Kenny: I call her Nkem, which is an Igbo word for mine. It is also
prophetic.
Ese: I call him Baby

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nice one op.. the best post ever

o boy, the engineers try o, me no fit stay on top DAT kind building, in fact I can't accept an office on the first floor.

mrwiddy:
so dat we can make nigeria FAKER than ever,......if u care to hear,it z d purest examination in nigeria,l.

exactly bro, I wonder how prospective students will gain admission without jamb, especially those from not well to do family.
in fact I prefer jamb to Putme

1.married at 16 2 slept with fela the first day they met in a studio 3. have a child for fela's relative, 4. fela told her to marry his relative, if not he will be mad at her 5. fela took her to the first wife to take care of her 6. distanced herself from her child
is any body pondering what I'm pondering? just thinking about the kind of stupid life they lived and how they behave

some pastors are worse than devil himself, greedy, only know how to extort

i've been a victim to sevral of their kind, i just have to continue looking @ Jesus if not, they can make you backslide

mesoade:
Research about vetinary medicine,it should be no.1 it involves various animals unlike medicine which is about only humans . . And also Dentistry and dental surgery should be no.2,that course is harder than medicine too(if you doubt me,ask any medicine student which has faculty of dentistry in his/her school) ,they write 2 m.b.b.s while medicine write 1.

whr ar u gettin all dis propaganda u ar spewing, stop postin what u heard nd havent confirmed. are u a med or dentistary student.
who told u med student write one mbbs

emeka94:
Rice and okra soup.


slimy!!!!!
serious rough play...


cooked beans with raw garri. not like garri and water in a different plate but garri, without water, and beans in one plate, mixed together.
I called it nasty till I tried it

dat one is normal food jor



what abt dose dat add extra palmoil to already cooked beans, just because dey ar twin. i mean palm oil to already served beans

was shocked when a friend of mine prepared semo with milk, like he is preparing ogi (pap)


anoda one is okra nd moi moi, chai

add yours

jejemanito:
^^^
If this thread don't hit FP i will trek from Lagos to Chad!!

hope u've started trekking?

pls this is very important as ur advice are needed

to the christians, the mslim are unbeliver and vice versa.
in a situation when you want to marry a strong muslim who comes from a deep muslim family. and you are a christian from a strong christain family, that you even think you can work for God, like as an evangelist.
the love between the both of you is like romeo and juliet, and you dont want to ever break her heart. whereas the bible said in 2cor 6:14-16 that what is d relationship between darkness and light, between believer and non-believer!

yet i knw some peeps who married from for so long and they are both practisin diff religion, while some will convert. pls u can share your experience, either yours or other peeps, d challenges we ar likely to face, etc
NOTE. none of us is ready to convert.

strictly for christains and musims.
shallom